Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-06
CHrLpRRN,s HOSPITAL

CHIDRBNS HOSPITAL
The object OF this institution Is the gratuitous
medical and surgical treatment OF INDECENT chill
dren under the age Of twelve years.
It Is chartered under the general Incorporation
act OF the District under date Of December g 1870
ana amended June "A, 1884.
city OF washington. They are valued with the
appurtenant ground at $50 900 and have a capac.
Orsd wards and Is in the Isolated and r1 Special
wards. The number received during the nscal
year en1ed June 30. 1887 was 1S2. The daily av-
Iee 5ecelPts and expenditures is contained In Ap-
CHURCH oRPHANAGR-
The object OF this association Is the establish
ment and maintenance OF homes for destitute Or
phans, and Of agencies for the treatment ana care
ofindgent children requiring attention on account
OF sickness or injury. 1t was chartered under the
general Incorporation laws Of the District Of Col
aged by board OF trustees elected by the assOcia-
tiOn. The building is located ct sos 10th street
ned al with is v
equipped, 20 inmates. The number received dur
Ing last nscal year was Is. The daily average was
TO- me receipts and expenditures were:
Receipts from d. c. appropriation. 81 500 90
Receipts from other sources. ........... 2,3S1.7S
EXPENDITURES, ASA ss, g
Unexpended balance June 80, 1887 .. 1,2l54
A detailed report Of receipts and expenditures
ana other operations Is contained in Appendix l.
Inc washington Hospital for Foundl1ngs was
Incorporated by act OF April %, 1870, tvoL 16, p.
is entrusted to board OF ten directors appointed
by the hospital corporation. The building is num-
Dered l1!5 18th street northwest. 1t consists OF
Two stories and basement, the main building
fronting 65 feet, with two wings extending toward
the rear OF the lot. The present building will &C
ants. The building is estimated at $25 600 and the
GROUNDS upon which It stands and surrounding ft
$3s,OOO The building could accommodate SO
INFANTS out other provision would have TO be made
IN part for house. for attendants and for furniture
and other equipments. The hospital has received
20 children since its opening on the 4th Of last
The average cost has been about SO cents each
The receipts and expenditures were:
Receipts from ID. c. appropriations. 90
receipts from other sources. 4, 714.51
s,a1451
Expenditures Observation-Disclosures. 69
Excess OF expenditures ......... rs
Detailed statement Of the receipts and expendi.
lures ana all other operations are contained In APP
pendix j.
SAINT ROSE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
Phe object OF this institution is the instruction
OF young orphan girls In habits Of useful industry,
with the view Of fitting them for honorable SELF
support after leaving the school. 1t Is under the
management OF sisters OF Charity. The building
Is situated on G street between Goth and 21st
streets northwest, and, with appurtenant grounds,
wnen fully equipped, about 100 girls. The num-
Der received during last fiscal year was 10; the
No detailed statement MT Of receipts and expeud.
lures has been submitted. The information fur
nisned tne Commissioners by the sister superior in
charge Is contained in Appendix X.
HOUSE OF GOOD SHEPHERD.
The object Of this institution is the reformation
OF young girls. 1t is chartered under the general
incorporation laws of the District OF Columbia and
managed and controlled by sisters Of Charity.
The building Is located at 1Ol7 9th street north
west, and, with appurtenant grounds, Is valued at
about $2s OOO 1t has capacity for comfortable
accommodation Of 80 inmates The daily aver
age number Of inmates during the last fiscal year
was 80. No detailed report Of receipts and ex-
Renditurss has been made TO the Commissioners.
The report made by the sisters in charge Is for
warded herewith as Appendix L.
ASSOCIATION FOR WORKS OF MERCY
This association is designed for the performance
OF works Of mercy Of reformatory and preventive
character. 1t is chartered under the general in
corporation act OF the District iber 8, folio 375,
ct seq). 1t is managed and controlled by board
OF trustees elected by the association The assOci-
alton alton, owns , and maintains premises No. 240s
valued at $155O0 1t has a capacity for 20 in
mates. The number received during the year 1887
was &C. The daily average Of inmates was r. A
contained In Appendix N.
NATIONAL HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL.
This institution was Incorporated under the
general incorporation law OF the District. Its az
fairs are managed by a board Of trustees, elected
Gated at corner of I'd and streets northwest, and
is valued at about $75 OOO The building has ca
pacity to accommodate forty patients. The presi-
dent reports efghtynine received this year, with
daily average under treatment OF thirteen. The
receipts and expenditures were:
Receipts from appropriations. 5000 90
15,s2O "a